| 词条 | J.J. Walsh (Chess) |
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He played chess in the Leinster leagues for Clontarf, Eoghan Ruadh and Dublin Chess Club, winning the Armstrong Cup on a number of occasions as well as the Irish National Club Championships.[3] Jim represented Ireland in three Olympliads, Amsterdam 1954, Moscow 1956 (playing on board 1) and Munich 1958.[4] Walsh won the Leinster Schools chess competition in 1949, and won the Leinster Chess Championship in 1954 and 1961. As well as for the Irish Times, Jim also wrote contributed articles to other papers such as The People and The Sunday People. He edited the Irish Chess Journal on occasions, and has contributed articles and chess book reviews to a number of publications. In recognition of his contribution to Irish Chess, in 2014, Jim was made a life member of the Irish Chess Union, and also name trophy in his honour. References1. ^Barden on the Longest running chess column Leonard Barden, Chessbase. {{authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Walsh, J. J.}}2. ^[https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/chairman-of-the-board-an-irishman-s-diary-about-jim-walsh-the-world-s-longest-running-chess-correspondent-1.2889461 Chairman of the Board the world’s longest-running chess correspondent] by Frank McNally, An Irishmans Diary, The Irish Times, Friday 2nd December, 2016. 3. ^National Club Championships www.irlchess.com 4. ^Jim Walsh Biography, Irish Chess Union website 4 : 1932 births|Living people|Irish chess players|The Irish Times people |
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